San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-18

J. T.. PSncoast left this morning for
New York, on business.
Peter Shields. ESQ, left this morning
| to visit his home In Michigan.
MIR. Jas. MoSOrley mourns the loss Of
his little baby, which died last week.
MIR. Calvin ID. Rice, Of the firm OF Rice
| Il Dallas, who has been dangerously Ill
| from typhoid fever, the LIGHT Is glad TO
say is out OF danger and doing well.
We are sole agents for the famous
nOn-eXplOsivs Adams u WestlGke's kerO-
sene and gasoline stoves, patent pump
oil cans and oil, at lowest prices.
7.l5-tf WAGNER Il CHABOT.
Bolton will sell anything you may
desire at auction, or will receive IL on
consignment Z Is I'm
1t Is mOoted that the admirers Of
Prof NJ. l.. DeFOrest will tender him n
benefit during the week that he puts on
his great sensational drama, sentenced
to Death"
There is cOlored family living OF
nRtauOras street. who keep things live
ly around their premises by thrashing
their children, much to the disgust Of
their neighbOrs.
MIR. 4. II. Banks. District Worthy
Foreman, and Jas. Martin, jr , District
Judge, Of District Assembly, No. n.
Knights Of Labor, left this morning for
Temple to attend the semi-annual con-
ventiOn Of the assembly, which opens
today.
"A careless driver In buggy drove
over little 2-year-O!d baby on Austin
street this mOraing aud the horses foot
striking the Child's head, injured II quite
10
that drivOr.
Alberto Chrispo, boy. was caught
by two other boys, while In the act of
tapping the till of Mike Gireli's saloon
Saturday afternoon. The boys turned
him over to the police station and he is
now in the county Jail charged with
petty theft,
MIR ID. +. Gibson, genial man, who
has been very popular during his stay in
this city, leaves tonight for Kansas City,
where he will in future be- located, and
carries with him the best wishes of his
many friends
Capt. Dan j. Cotton. the well known
auctioneer. is now located at Los Ange-
los, Cal He writes back that the peo-
ple in that country don't walk-they
flv." He says town lots three and four
miles from the center Of the city are
worth $500.
-Pfof. Ramirez Spanish Trouba-
dOurs, with the King children, the petite
song and dance artists, will begin a
weeks engagement at the Mission gar
den tonight. These artists are all fine
people. and should draw large crowd
to see them.
"A prominent young man. who lives
in prohibition-Sunda town,
comes to San Antonio every Saturday
night for the purpose OF fondling with
the tiger and drinking champagne.
Sometimes he wins. a few weeks ago he
dOwned "Od Tige" for $3.50, and then,
of course, he SET EN- up lively for the
boys.
If the one thousand dollars dropped
ny ChHs. DignOwty In the Burnett
county gold scheme was put into pUr
with about twenty-five thousand more,
and spent in booming and advertising
San Antonio. il would make them all
rich much faster, more surely than look
ing for gold In old abandoned mining
districts.
Miss Ida Franz. one OF the LIGHT
typos" her sister, Annie, and her
mother, have gone to breckenridge. to
atte"d the wedding of Miss Mary Lorerz
TO MIR Peter HAWAI- IL, which takes place
near there tomorrow. After that the
party will visit StOckdalP, FlOresville
and Burrne, making a reCuPeratlve trip.
Two Germans. who came to the city
from BuGrnc on Sunday, went 10 some
boarding house on street car track.
left their baggage and secured quarters.
Last evening they went out to look
round the city, and when they wanted
to return home they could not think OF
the address of the boarding house, or
tho party who kept 1t. When last seen
they were in company with policeman
seArChing for their quarters.